Refusing to pay $141,500 in attorney fees a decade ago has turned into a more than $250,000 headache for Houston attorney Robert S. Bennett. In a memorandum opinion, a three-justice panel of Houston's 1st Court of Appeals affirmed an award of tens of thousands of dollars in attorney fees that lawyer Kelly Coghlan says he had to run up trying to collect attorney fees Bennett owed him for antitrust litigation 10 years ago in the Eastern District of Texas.
August 28, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Refusing to pay $141,500 in attorney fees a decade ago has turned into a more than $250,000 headache for Houston attorney Robert S. “Bob” Bennett.
In an Aug. 16 memorandum opinion in Bennett v. Coghlan, a three-justice panel of Houston’s 1st Court of Appeals affirmed an award of tens of thousands of dollars in attorney fees that lawyer Kelly Coghlan says he had to run up trying to collect attorney fees Bennett owed him.
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